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The InNameOnly movie sequel ''American Psycho 2: All American Girl'' has only a tenuous connection with the original. {{Narrator}} Rachel Newman (MilaKunis) is studying criminal psychology at college, her ambition being to join the FBI at Quantico to hunt serial killers. Her classmates have the same ambition. And since only the top student gets an offer, she starts killing those ahead of her and anyone else who gets in the way. Good performances and plenty of BlackHumor make it quite smilar in style to both the book and first movie.

...of course, the entire ''idea'' of a sequel to ''American Psycho'' is probably a deal-breaker to a lot of people. Particularly given that, frankly, this one's just another slasher movie.

!!Provides Examples of:

* ElectricBoogaloo: The title suggests a much stronger connection with the original than there really is. You don't need to have read or seen the original to enjoy this movie.
* HannibalLecture: Rachel pulls this on both her[[spoiler: psychiatrist, Eric Daniels, and teacher, Bobby Starkman.]] The latter [[spoiler:ends up falling out of his office window due to shock.]]
* IgnoredEnamoredUnderling: Patrick's secretary.
* OldShame: Mila Kunis isn't proud of this movie.
* PsychoStrings: Subverted. Rachel commits her murders with bouncy upbeat backing music.
* SerialKiller: Rachel, obviously.
* SociopathicHero: Rachel believes she is doing good: as she explains, killing a few classmates now will be completely justified by all the lives she saves as an FBI agent. [[spoiler:Then it all becomes meaningless; she's killing her rivals to become a certain professor's TA, and he goes on sabbatical when she kills the student he's sleeping with-- he won't ''have'' a TA.]]
* SuddenSequelDeathSyndrome: Patrick, in the intro.
* TwistEnding: While you'd be right to suspect that Rachel doesn't really die in a car crash, exactly where she returns (and who as) is nicely done.
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